In his first 2016 podcast, Bill Moyers sits down with author Rick Shenkman to talk about the brain of the American voter, and what is firing its synapses during this extraordinary primary season.

Republicans talk about their decision to join the Democracy Spring protests in Washington this week.

A preacher and two real estate entrepreneurs offer a glimpse of how far the candidate could go in rolling back LGBT protections.

NAACP President Cornell William Brooks discusses the connection between voting rights and campaign finance reform.

Bruce Springsteen announced that he will be canceling his concert in the state because "some things are more important than a rock show and this fight against prejudice and bigotry...is one of them."

In a new book, Tamara Draut tells the story of a new generation of workers that must flex its muscles and insist on being heard.

The author of The Big Sort thinks there's more than financial angst behind today's politics.

A unique new partnership between local leaders and teachers strengthened a community and its school system, even after it was devastated by one of the worst tornadoes in US history.

In this excerpt from his new book, Frank writes about the Democrats' new innovation in liberalism -- which isn’t the stuff of Franklin Roosevelt or the United Auto Workers.

With the end of the draft came the end of America's citizen-soldier tradition. The new, all-volunteer military is far more powerful, far less accountable and far more dangerous.